Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-31

we caution young iN'n Not 10 pay Tp''' !"
si.00 FOR clll shoe when they can buy the
best mems shoes at from $50 to $500 az our
store. y. III. MusSER Y SON
Durham Bros. Il Co, at Cub0rn,
have ow opened the hnest line of CT
cars in this section. Their = fors have
no equal. you don't believe 1t, try
'em.
Decidedly the sweetest thing ont
is The Southern Belle, at Durham Bros.
~ Go Cohurn. Bring your jugs along,
Good butter - cts. Poor not wanted
at any price.
j. G.. Harper, Esq, of Bellefonte,
was in town on diving visit tofri"nd1.
He popped into the JOURNAL Office for
few moments to saw how do You do
and good bye almost IN one breath.
Sam. WeSer, the timer. seems TO
sail under IN unlucky star. yesterday
forenoon, while cutting Il piece OF tlns
he got the index iinger Of his lett hand
under the huge shears, and cnt n large
slice of the flesh off Ii Sam don't stop
cutting around his fingers he will have
nothing left hut stumps. AS may be
expected the wound is painful.
The Reformed Ladies' Mite Socie-
tv of Aaronshurg Will hold m enter
tainmenU in the old church at that
place ON Saturday evening, April oh.
Special efforts are being made TO pre-
pare programme that VIII be enter
tanning TO al. Admission 10cts. Chill
| I,l
ceeds for the benefit Of the church.
If there is one thing above all 9TH
ers that needs be broken up in this
! town il is the abnminable fashion of
Young men to stand in froat OF the
church doors to wait on their best girls.
thus forming double line through
which church goers must run the
gauntlet. The new horo' ordinance
| fixes that matter to perfection.
Miss Kate Musser, daughter of
NJ. NJ. Nusser, of Aaronshurg, circu-
lated in town one dav last week, for
the purpose Of rails ing class of pupils
in iastru neptal music We have not
heard with what success the lady met,
hut know tha, sha is fully capable to
give instructions in the art of music
and hope she will get larg class.
-FOR scrofula, eryslpelas, letter
salt rheum. skin diseases, humors,
sores, eruptions, pimples. blotches,
Swellings, tumorS, boils, ulcers, scald
head. ringwOrm. hives and all blood
disorders. no remedy ever devised equals
in efficacy ana power McDonald's great
| Blood Purifier or Sarsaparillian Alter
native. Warranted.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWI 7 6 CO.,
Philadeluhla Agents.
Sold by J. Eisenhuth. Millheim. Pa.
j. d. Loses new house on Penn
street is nearly completed and he ex-
| ppcts to move in about next week.
! This makes the third dwelling which
| James has erected on that street. The
| first two he sod and when he tires
| of the one he is building now he'll sell
again and put up another one. Not a
bad way TO build up town.
Mrs. Bremen, of Dubois. has ob
taiupd judgement to the amount of
! SI2U0 against that borough for injuries
received from fall on defective side
walk. There are several boardwalks III
| this town where persons may get an
! nglyfall on account of rotten plank or
| loose spikes. and our council should take
warning from the above statement
and take time 10y the foIelock.
Saws neighbor Smith my little
! girl was pale and sickly, rapidly losing
! flesh, appetite variable, and sleep much
disturbed. Her condition was bpcom-
ing alarming. Was advised 10y friend
To try McDonald's Celebrated Worm
! Powders. Administered three and she
expelled the enormous n :mber OF l3-
worms" Neighbor Smith now thinks
| Mc'DonalI'S Worm Powders are the
greatest vermifugrs in existence.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY Y Dc CO..
Philadelphia Agents.,
Sold by J. Eisenhuth. Millheim, Pa
If we ever heard a zeal out and out
soul stirring sermon it was that preach
ed by Rev. Deitzler, in the Lutheran
church last Sunday evening. lie took
his text from the 5th chapter ot
| Matthew-20th verse and in his dis
course worked out the forcible and fit
ting points in the most effective man
npr His congregation could hardly
help to be benefited by his remarks.
A CLEVER SET. John NJ. Road tht
stonemason,i is well pleased with Messrs
Jon. Harter. Clayton Duck, Abe. King
and Geo. Rnpp, who volunteered tc
haul the lumber for his new house on
Water street free Of charge, and he de-
sires us To publicly express his thanks
to these gentlemen for their generosity
Nothing like having friends in tht
hour of need.
The meeting of the General Coun.
Gil of the Aaronsburg Lutheran charge
which took place in the Luth. churcl
on Penn street last Saturday was favor
ed by bright and lovely weather, anC
the attendance WAS consequently large
We were unable to attend PERSONAL,
hut are told that the programme wa:
gone through with in IA highly satisfac
tory manner and that the addresse
were able and interesting.
A Boom FOR HOWARD. "A half-in
terest in :he Howard rolling mill, own
ed by b. Louth, was sold 30 n party
from Chicago for $4,000 The new
firm is TO go into existence on the first
of April, under the management o
John Louth. son of B. LJuth, who re
tains the remaining interest. The in